On the late Friday afternoon before Oscar Sunday, Sony Pictures unleashed a few huge additions to the Summer 2012 schedule. The studio is now set to release a new Adam Sandler comedy in June, a Kevin James comedy in July and the Total Recall remake in August.

I Hate You, Dad, starring Sandler and Saturday Night Live's Andy Samberg, is now scheduled for June 22, opposite Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. According to Sony's press release, the movie "centers on a father (Sandler) who moves in on the eve of his son's (Samberg) wedding and promptly begins feuding with the bride-to-be." There's no word on whether frequent Sandler collaborator Dennis Dugan will serve as director of the project. With the exception of Funny People in 2009, Adam Sandler's last six summer comedies have grossed north of $100 million.

Here Comes the Boom stars James as "a high school biology teacher who moonlights as a mixed-martial arts fighter in an effort to raise money to save the school's music program." Sony decided on a July 27 date for the comedy, where it currently has no competition. James' first three major big-screen roles - Hitch, Paul Blart: Mall Cop and Grown Ups - were all huge hits, though he hit his first roadblock with The Dilemma earlier this year. Frank Coraci is set to direct Here Comes the Boom, and he previously directed James in this summer's Zookeeper.

"We love comedy in the summer and you can't ask for better stars than Adam Sandler and Kevin James," said Jeff Blake, chairman, Worldwide Marketing and Distribution for Sony Pictures. "Total Recall has us excited not only because of its incredible pedigree—we love the original story and the first film—but we think this new project will really hit home with a new generation of moviegoers."